East Side Community Club Receives Congratulations
The East Side Community Club in Anderson is praised as the city's sole active civic improvement group. Formed in 1926 to unite political and religious forces for the area, it has a long record of projects from street lighting to a new state highway and a fire station, with ongoing programs and leadership aiming for another successful year.
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East Side Community Club
Anderson
East Side Club
East Side
Greater
Street
Clib
Republicans debate semantics as Bowman bid gains traction
Mrs. Elly Peterson of the Michigan State Republican Central Committee urges redefining conservative and liberal labels at a meeting backing Kenneth Bowman for Fifth District congressman. She contrasts genuine and fake Conservatives and Liberals, cites Roosevelt, and argues Democrats mislead voters with semantic games, while noting Johnson delays a tax hike post election.
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Elly Peterson
Michigan State Republican Central Committee
Kenneth Bowman
Peterson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cyclical Investing and Natomas Merger Mention
The piece explains why basic industries like steel, copper, chemicals and heavy equipment are considered cyclical and how investors seek profits from recovery. It notes Natomas may face a Federal Maritime Commission probe over a merger of three steamship lines and references gold subsidies and Viet Nam trade impact on Natomas earnings. Roger Spear offers a 48 page Investment Guide for $10.
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Natomas
J.A. A
Natomas Company
Federal Maritime Commission
Viet Nam
Pacific
California
Peru
House Interior Committee
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York City
The High Cost of the Minimum Wage Debate
A syndicated column argues the 81.60 per hour minimum wage set for February 1, 1968 hurts the poor by raising unemployment and empowering unions. It criticizes lawmakers including Lyndon Johnson and Yale Brazen for pursuing wage laws that redistribute income to the middle class, citing Michigan as an example of job losses. It questions who truly benefits and warns of inflation and unemployment.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Secate
Lyndon Johnson
Ailee
Buckley
Congress
United States
Yale Crazen
The
Universe of
Chicago
Ada Noyes Hall
U. of Chicago
L U. S
Michigan
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Advice on bedwetting and calcium in a 60-year pamphlet era
In a health column by Dr. William Brady, guidance discusses bedwetting remedies. It covers hydration timing, calcium supplements, psychology, and cautions against harsh treatments. The piece cites Dr Hawk on water with meals, thyroid considerations, and iodine deficiency, urging caution and professional supervision.
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Um Brady
The Worry Clinic Debate on Husbands and Letters
Harvey G age 26, a college grad, writes his wife’s letters during courtship but stops after marriage. She asks if all men are lazy about writing and whether women are more diplomatic, intuitive, or better at language and psychology, with notes on gender differences and a call to seek Dr Crane’s advice and materials.
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Harvey G
Crane
Harvey
Jeb
Alter
Pind
Orten
O.K
Folklore As Seen Through Quotations From Modern Voices
A collage of quotations on life, ethics, and culture from figures like Admiral Hyman Rickover and cinema personalities, interspersed with notes on governance, literature, and a sign at Shasta Dam. The compilation reflects varied opinions on ambition, artistry, politics, and heritage.
Tight money policy targets the productive in America
A column argues that the Johnson era "tight money" policy harms middle class homeowners and builders while privileging welfare groups and public programs. It claims federal giveaways and wage actions contradict the policy and calls for political action to challenge alleged discriminatory application.
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Johnson
America
Lloyds of London origins and history traced back to coffeehouse
The Lloyds of London tale places its beginnings at Edward Lloyds coffeehouse in Martin in the 17th century Abchurch Lane and traces growth through the Royal Exchange in 1774 and later. It notes security duties for underwriters, global agency reach, and the long shipping registry lineage.
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Lloyds of London
Aswer — Lloyds
London
Landay
Unders
Lloyds
Edward Lloyd
Martin
Abchurch Lane
Royal Exchange
Corporation
Lloyds Registry of Shipping
Tanyds
Lieyia
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Charles ¥. Laughlin
Edwin A. Bailey
Meadison
Indiana
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Associated Press
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AP News
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Brady’ S Health Service
R. William
Phillip Hawk
Hawk
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Joe
Ai. Branly
Willam Brady
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Beverly Hills
William Wad
Saecor
Hyman G. Rickover
Los Angeles
Theda Bara
Hollywand
Betty Grable
Rita Hayworth
He Monroe
State Senate
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Gene Farrell
Jersey Journal of
Jersey City
Shasta
Wade
Thurman
Savings and Iman
Jobson
India
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USA
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